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David Cameron 'Vote For Change' speech to Conservatives in Putney; David Cameron speech continued SOT - People need to know that we both recognise the difficulties in driving change though we are prepared to take the tough decisions to make change happen And with the Budget this week, this is no time to shy away from confronting some of the biggest vested interests in our country - the banks. We had the biggest bank bail-out in the world. We can't just carry on as if nothing happened. In America, President Obama has said he will get taxpayers back every cent they put in. Why should it be any different here? So I can announce today that a Conservative government will introduce a new bank levy to get tax payers back the support they gave and to protect them in the future. No, it won't be popular in every part of the City. But I believe it's fair and it's necessary. CONCLUSION This election is about choices. Yes, choices between different visions and values; plans and policies; aims and ideas. But there's also a big choice between two different styles of governing. We've seen Labour's style. It's feeble, it's weak, it panders to vested interests. That's why they have wasted so many of their years in power and delivered so little real change. The style we offer is different - strong, resolute, taking on those who block progress so we see change through. From weakness to strength. From elite power to people power. From vested interests to the national interest. That's the change we offer and I know how hard everyone in this room is going to go out and fight for it and win for it at this coming election. Thank you (applause) BV Cameron steps down and shakes hands with audience